Hi I'm looking to purchase a power supply for my TG CD docking station for a reasonable price(doesn't necessarily have to be OEM-but that would be a plus).
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Console Repair/Mod Center / TurboGrafx CD Repair Needed
03/09/2015, 06:35 PM
Ok, so I've been a member of this board for less than an hour and I need some help! I wanted to try and put this in an existing thread, but after searching around for a while this seemed like the best way to get my questioned answered.
I'm sort of a novice when it comes to repairing consoles and I need some help repairing my TG CD. I say that having replaced some caps in an xbox, and fixing controller ports/power jack in a genesis. Anyway, I recently purchased a TurboGrafx CD unit and am waiting for it to arrive. As it was untested I am anticipating problems beyond CDs not spinning and having to replacing the gear(which I could probably do myself). I wholly admit after hearing how finicky this unit can be, I'm scared to mess with it myself (worried about tearing off traces/soldering pads etc.). I'm anticipating problems with the laser and possibly capacitors. I'm in the Philadelphia area, and I'm looking for someone that does quality work and that's TRUSTED in the community to do a good job. Can someone help me out...or point me in the right direction?
I'm sort of a novice when it comes to repairing consoles and I need some help repairing my TG CD. I say that having replaced some caps in an xbox, and fixing controller ports/power jack in a genesis. Anyway, I recently purchased a TurboGrafx CD unit and am waiting for it to arrive. As it was untested I am anticipating problems beyond CDs not spinning and having to replacing the gear(which I could probably do myself). I wholly admit after hearing how finicky this unit can be, I'm scared to mess with it myself (worried about tearing off traces/soldering pads etc.). I'm anticipating problems with the laser and possibly capacitors. I'm in the Philadelphia area, and I'm looking for someone that does quality work and that's TRUSTED in the community to do a good job. Can someone help me out...or point me in the right direction?
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